Banking and Community Perspectives

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2000, issue Q4

Building personal wealth: a conversation with Bob McTeer pp. 1-2

Anonymous

Lyons Village: mixed use revitalizes historic Houston neighborhood pp. 3-5

Anonymous

Oak Cliff Gateway TIF District pp. 6-8

Anonymous

2000, issue Q3

Tapping an untapped market pp. 1-2

Anonymous

Community development at a crossroads pp. 6-8

Lawrence B. Lindsey

Fannie Mae sets new guidelines to combat predatory lending pp. 7

Anonymous

2000, issue January

1998 Eleventh District HMDA profile pp. 1-8

Anonymous

2000, issue 3

A circle of ten pp. 3

Anonymous

2000, issue 2

Housing partnership blooms in East Texas pp. 1-3

Anonymous

Banking on entrepreneurs pp. 4

Anonymous

Making affordable housing more affordable pp. 4

Anonymous

Reviewing economic development needs pp. 6-7

Anonymous

2000, issue 1

A pallet-able deal: redevelopment of an inner-city brownfield pp. 1-3

Anonymous

A new equity partner pp. 4

Anonymous

Are all boats rising on economic tide? pp. 5-8

Toby Cook and Nancy Vickrey

1999, issue February

1997 Eleventh District HMDA profile pp. 1-8

Anonymous

1999, issue 4

Chili, steaks and venture capital: helping businesses find financial resources pp. 2-3,7

Anonymous

Tax-credit opportunities pp. 4,8

Anonymous

Rural empowerment zones: providing sustainable community development pp. 5,8

Anonymous

Fannie Mae and the CRA: Franklin D. Raines, Chairman and CEO, Fannie Mae pp. 1,6-7

Anonymous

1999, issue 3

Lasting impact: building families and neighborhoods pp. 1-3

Anonymous

The two Anthonys: living side by side pp. 4

Anonymous

Green equity housing: building for a future pp. 5

Anonymous

Improving rural housing: a conversation with Moises Loza, executive director, Housing Assistance Council pp. 6-8

Anonymous

1999, issue 2

A deposit makes change: partnership yields new home improvement loans pp. 1-2

Anonymous

Marketing affordable housing: builders use cost-saving strategies pp. 4

Anonymous

One-stop home shop pp. 5

Anonymous

The new Metropolitan agenda pp. 6-8

Anonymous

1999, issue 1

Shell community banking initiative: a \\"private-private\\" partnership pp. 1-3

Anonymous

CRA-qualified investments: two new instruments pp. 4,10

Anonymous

TIB—The Independent BankersBank forms small business investment company pp. 5

Anonymous

Bank consolidation and community development lending pp. 6-10

Anonymous

1998, issue 4

Taste of success pp. 1-2

Anonymous

Down to the wire pp. 4

Anonymous

Banking on Habitat pp. 5

Anonymous

Guide to portfolio risk-management design for CDFIs pp. 6-8

Anonymous

1998, issue 3

A big STEP for Miles pp. 1-3

Anonymous

The business case for pursuing retail opportunities in the Inner City: the Boston Consulting Group in partnership with the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City pp. 4-5,8

Anonymous

Rural community hatches new businesses pp. 6

Anonymous

Filling in the blanks pp. 7

Anonymous

1998, issue 2

Affordable parade of homes pp. 1-3

Anonymous

The economics of home ownership pp. 4-5,8

Anonymous

Texas Southern University prepares community development professionals (Houston) pp. 6

Anonymous

Individual development accounts spur savings pp. 7

Anonymous

1998, issue 1

There's no place like home pp. 2-3

Anonymous

Mastering the plan pp. 4,8

Anonymous

Capital from the Capitol pp. 5

Anonymous

Interview with Laurence H. Meyer pp. 1,6-7

Anonymous

1997, issue 4

Sowing, leveraging and reaping pp. 1-3

Anonymous

Mortgages with authority pp. 4,8

Anonymous

CDFIs and the future of microlending pp. 6-8

Anonymous

1997, issue 3

An interview with Andrew Cuomo pp. 1-2, 7-8

Anonymous

A touch (up) of class pp. 3-5

Anonymous

Flying to new heights pp. 6 & 8

Anonymous

1997, issue 2

The power to move pp. 1-3

Anonymous

The numbers show improvement in lending pp. 4-5

Anonymous

A different kind of club pp. 6-8

Anonymous

1997, issue 1

Rethinking campus housing: a new development approach at Prairie View A&M pp. 1-3, 8

Anonymous

Seven principles for reducing delinquencies pp. 4-5, 8

Anonymous

CRA reform: the first year pp. 6-8

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